3 - Segmentation, Targeting And Positioning Flashcards
What Is Market Segmentation?
When the market is split up into subgroups of consumers with similar characteristics.
What Does Market Segmentation Identify?
Different types of consumer and their wants and needs.
What Are The Segmentation Methods?
(4 Points)
~ Demographic.
~ Geographic.
~ Income.
~ Behavioural.
What Is Demographic Segmentation?
Identifies subgroups of the population based on their demographic profile or characteristics.
What Are Examples Of Demographic Segmentation?
(7 Points)
~ Age.
~ Gender.
~ Level of education.
~ Race.
~ Religion.
~ Family size.
~ Stage in life.
What Is Geographic Segmentation?
(2 Points)
~ Defines market categories based on where people live.
~ People in different categories display different characteristics.
What Are Examples Of Geographic Segmentation?
(5 Points)
~ Country.
~ Region.
~ City.
~ Climate.
~ Population density.
What Is Income Segmentation?
Marketing strategy used by businesses to divide a market into distinct groups based on consumers income levels.
What Is Behavioural Segmentation?
Marketing strategy that divides consumers into groups based on their behaviours and interactions with a company’s products or services.
What Are Examples Of Behavioural Segmentation?
(6 Points)
~ Reasons for making purchases.
~ Frequency of purchase.
~ Time of purchase.
~ Brand loyalty.
~ Method of purchase.
~ Triggers.
What Are The Benefits Of Market Segmentation?
(4 Points)
~ Better consumer understanding.
~ Innovation and growth opportunities.
~ Competitive advantage.
~ Better resource allocation.
What Is Targeting?
Process that companies use to identify and focus on specific groups of consumers who are most likely to purchase their products or services.
What Will Targeting Be Influenced By?
(5 Points)
~ Mission and objectives.
~ Level of demand.
~ Competition.
~ Nature of the product.
~ Understanding of needs and wants of a specific segment.
What May Targeting Include?
(2 Points)
~ Niche marketing.
~ Mass marketing.
What Is Niche Marketing?
(2 Points)
~ When a firm targets a small subsection or previously unexploited gap in a larger market.
~ Gives a firm first mover advantage, allowing them to charge a higher price.